Municipality of Grand Lake

This City map of the Municipality of Grand Lake in New Brunswick, Canada, shows the region’s streets, roads, paths and named places. The municipality is located in Queens County beside Grand Lake, one of the major inland lakes of the province. The area is identified as a village in New Brunswick and was founded in 2023. The mapped territory includes the parish of Chipman and the administrative level 9 subregions of Little River Hill, Minto, New Zion, New Avon, Upper Salmon Creek and Midland in Queens County.

Chipman Parish

Chipman Parish is an administrative parish in New Brunswick and forms one of the mapped subregions of the Municipality of Grand Lake. It lies within Queens County, the county that contains the municipality. The parish is associated with the Grand Lake area in central New Brunswick.

On the City map, Chipman Parish is represented at administrative level 8, while the surrounding named local areas are mapped at more detailed administrative levels. Its position within the Municipality of Grand Lake connects the parish with the wider settlements and rural roads around Grand Lake.

Little River Hill

Little River Hill is a named subregion of the Municipality of Grand Lake in Queens County, New Brunswick. It is mapped at administrative level 9, placing it among the detailed local divisions shown within the municipality.

The name Little River Hill identifies a local area within the Grand Lake region rather than a separate county or province. The City map records its position together with the roads, paths and places that connect this part of Queens County with the rest of the municipality.

Minto

Minto is a named community and administrative level 9 subregion within the Municipality of Grand Lake, Queens County, New Brunswick. The community is situated in the Grand Lake area, where Minto’s location is closely associated with the inland lake and the surrounding central New Brunswick landscape.

Minto is known for the Minto Gazebo in Veterans Park, a local landmark documented in Minto, New Brunswick. The City map places Minto within the 2023 Municipality of Grand Lake and shows its local streets, paths and named places in relation to the other subregions.

New Zion

New Zion is an administrative level 9 subregion of the Municipality of Grand Lake in Queens County, New Brunswick. Its mapped territory belongs to the rural and settlement pattern surrounding Grand Lake in central New Brunswick.

The name New Zion identifies a specific local area within the municipality rather than an independent county or municipality. On the City map, New Zion is shown alongside the roads, paths and named places that organize this part of Queens County.

New Avon

New Avon is a named subregion mapped at administrative level 9 within the Municipality of Grand Lake, New Brunswick. It is located in Queens County, the county that contains the 2023 municipality beside Grand Lake.

New Avon forms one of the detailed local divisions represented on the City map. Its mapped roads, paths and places are shown as part of the connected settlement area around Grand Lake and the other subregions of the municipality.

Upper Salmon Creek

Upper Salmon Creek is an administrative level 9 subregion of the Municipality of Grand Lake in Queens County, New Brunswick. Its name refers to a local area associated with Salmon Creek, within the broader inland-water landscape of Grand Lake.

The City map identifies Upper Salmon Creek as a separate local division of the municipality. Roads, paths and named places in this area are mapped in relation to Minto, Chipman Parish and the other subregions of Queens County.

Midland, Queens County

Midland, Queens County, is a named administrative level 9 subregion within the Municipality of Grand Lake in New Brunswick. The county designation distinguishes this Midland from places with the same name elsewhere in Canada and locates it specifically in Queens County.

Midland belongs to the municipality established in 2023 beside Grand Lake. Its streets, paths and named places appear on the City map together with the detailed local divisions of the surrounding central New Brunswick area.

Data sources: OpenStreetMap (ODbL), Wikidata (CC0) · Image: Wikimedia Commons

Municipality of Grand Lake – Facts

Subregions	7
Inception	2023
Located in	Queens County, Sunbury County
Country	Canada
Body of water	Grand Lake
Has part	Chipman, Minto
Website	https://municipalityofgrandlake.ca/

Data source: Wikidata (CC0)

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